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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
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Cream biscuits with lemon are very deli
cious. and NJ Felix Dehee gives Che follow
ing recipe for making them. Put into BASIN
and work well with "a wooden spoon The
yolks of six eggs, six ounces of sugar and the
rind Of one lemon chopped fine, beat the SIX
whites 10 froth and mxwith the yo.S', ada
four ounces slfted -four and about one pint OF
well whipped cream; mixthe "hoIecareiu'y.
Pour this preparation into eight or more
oblong white paper cases, bespriuIde Win
sugar. put ON baking sheet and bake in
brisk oven nearly ten minutes, dish upon a
napkin and serve hot.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE
I'D Stairs, Down Stairs In Kitchen ana
I'm the Lady's ParlOr.

There is a very delightful way by which
you may tell the hour Of day by means OF
flowers, asserts Frederick G.. Mather There
are twenty-four varieties Of plants whose
blossoms open successfully at the different
hours Of the day and night. The African mari
gold opens at Z in the evening and closes al
in the morning. but if it does not open the
next day will be rainy. Most varieties OF the
water lily close and sink into the water az
shutdown 10 arise and bloom at sunrise.
The day lily opens at . o'clock i'm tho morn
ing. and the morning glory little later.
The night blooming ccreus opens only at
night and closes before the dawn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
THE FRIGHTENING SKIES.

When the report got abroad yesterday
that there was fair chance OF reaching
a debt settlement IT would have acted
as a tonic on the ak-knecd and des-
pondcnt If they could have studied the
expression Of hope and relief on the faces
of the people in the streets
Afterall this horrible business in which
we have been involved for several years.
the idea that we can be rescued honora-
blv and 10y our own courageous efforts,
and put before the world again with the
rights Of our inheritance to respect, Is
certainly like the sunshine after a long
storm, and the popular feeling is instinc-
tive in response to the efforts of the com
mission
Let not the men concerned in this af-
fair hesitate at this supreme moment so
fraupht with fate for the State Of Viz
ginia. once let the debt be settled and
there will be a popular outburst that will
carry tine election against Malone and
an his myrmidons We have pointed
out from other authority than our own
that there is rapidly growing senti-
ment that failure this time to settle the
debt will turn back the capital
that is seeking investment i'm Viz
einia, and which our people, rich and
poor. want The people hear of the inn
mcnse boom in Southern coal and iron.
and they begin to attribute our back
wardncss 10 the loss Of our reputation.
This is the tide in our affairs which
should De taken at the flood, OF the cbb
will leave as stranded high and dry.
We viii not hesitate long if the final
issue comes to an amount like $4,000
of revenue. There are many ways TO
bridge that little chasm.
When we see the harbor in full view
we should strain every nerve, call every
man to his post and keep the ship steered
well
Think what a magnificent canvas can
be made and what honor il viii reflect ON
all the men who now have the nerve and
sense To- champion the right.
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Probably the plans for this buiiing have
been the subject of "a greater amount of arts
tie labor than those for amy other building in
the west Fora year or more corpsof prom
ucnt architects have been go work on the de-
sieus. and dozen elevations each huge
thing ten feet or more square. were drawn
before one was found which in all rartIru-
lars met The approval of tine board VI direc
tors For -ix months fifteen skilled drafts
men hav boom bare ai work on the working
drawings. of which there are l2Dsheets about
4 feet hy Tin size Forty copie, being needed
~ each. &c follows That the architects port
folio comprises Il volume containing 1900
mammoth Sheets. Chicago does not profess
to Ia the greatest city IN tine world, but when
She goes in for big thing She generally gets
it with vengeance
The stage of thi, auditorium ls Co Boz the best
I'm the world. a Chicago architect spent three
months i'm Europe borrowing the best Ideas
of the French and Germans. The Wrench
formerly excolel i'm stage manipulation, hut
fine Germans now lead, and this stage is 90 be
huilt ON the German model In fact, there
are % beu number or stages, of the lifting
type. and an scenery is % be- raised or low
cred bodily. ayertug the nuisance of "lies'
ia the wings, cumheuug mp tine space and
constantly i'm the way. The difficulty with a
grand opera stage is 10 find room enough foI
fine vast numbers of people employed in tho
productions. and that difficulty is To Doe met
ere by removing AN the scenery and para
nhernalia from the surface of the stage Tc
dig and water proof the well into which the
stage settings are 90 bee dropped cost the
builder, nearly $1,000 The contract for the
iron tobe used in Unconstitutional this build
ing B.. said to De the largest ever given out
400 tons of material being required.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The STATE very properly, and with pun
gent satire, exploits Mr.. Harry Wall
King ofthe Dudes
We suggest that the official reception
10 her dusky Majesty, Queen Kapiolani,
Is incomplete without formal mutually,
so TO speak, Of royal courtesy between
King Wall and the Queen of Hawaii
VI course, snobs will think this profane,
but we are thinking that there may be a
princess That our croaned vacuum OF
society might win, and we are in no
doubt as to the ovation that the court
circle OF dudes would accord to the royal
couple.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The following Will interest asthmatics: DR..
Holmes, it is said, has found nothing which
did him so much good as this combination Of
drugs: Suamonlum leaves, lobelia, saltpeter
and black tea, equal parts by weight. These
are powdered, mixed together, and then
sifted. Some Of this is burned on live coal,
and the smoke inhaled. Boston Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
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Special treatment for ladies needing medicA
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The eightmodels for the proposed statue
OF Lafayette in Washington arenow in the
consulting room of the War Department
where the committee will inspect them
and make q selection.
There are five French and three Ameri-
can. Bartholdi submitted two, Falguiere
OF Paris, TWO Falguiere and Mcrcie one
Jointly, D. G. French two, and Meade
one The committee are not ready to an.
nounce their conclusions i'm the matter at
present, as The final selection will depend
upon some further correspondence with
the sculptors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
The oldest Anusthetic.

Carbonic acid, produced by the action OF
vinegar on marble, is supposed 70 have been
used as an auaethetic by the ancient Egyp-
tians and Greeks. NJ Ch Oz,nam reports "a
the Paris Biological society that anU,thesi'
induced by carbouc acid is very complete,
may last a long time, and-the gas, OF course,
being mixed with airs without danger
Arlunsaw Traveller
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Il.n boy about y years old ont here
when wer- in." said farmer yesterday as
he came out of the city hall
81 saw him, sir" said bootblack about a
foot high
"Where did he goP
aNby. he run out his tongue at me, ana the
last / saw of him ne was gong for tho WOODS
don't take sass from any granger, don u
-DotrOit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

North Edsccombc Ne I'm 1856 he Was APP
pointed master mechanic of the Ohio and
Mississippi road, audm October, lso2, ,upern-
tendent of the western division of the Erie
railway. Tie also held otherpositions of trust
in the railway service. m October. 1863, JAY
Gould. then president Of the Erie, ordered
the shops % beremoved from Duukirk; and
10 prevent what Doe considered a calamity u
the town AMI the resident workmen, Mr.
Brooks leased the property and organized the
Brooks Locomotive works, which have been
in successful operation ever since.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The HcrgH calls it wrestling match
between Beethoven and Mayor Hewitt
when beer and music were denied TO
the Germans ON sunday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

General Rosser is reminded that Shcri-
dams cavalry defeated him badly at the
battle of Toms Brook bat il must be
remembered that the battles at that
period Of the war were fought on the
Southern side, under the greatest possible
disadvantages
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The saddest thing in Mexican earth
quakes is the reported destruction of the
city Of Sabinal, which, according to the
World, can be rebuilt for S9-such was
its poverty previous TO the catastrophe.
The average fortune of a family was
seven chickens in "a mud-house, with the
rest Of the family and 23s insects of high
and low degree.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The Cleveland school boys have stru ok
for shorter hours of study TO enable
them to pay he proper daily tribute to
the noble game Of baseball.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Hon. G. j. Faulkner, SeEator-elect is
not exactly forty years DID, as reported,
unless he is a bachelor in which case he
is entitled to stick at thirty-fye for some
years to come He may not be great
statesman, but hc is a prince of fine fell
lows, and has sense and experience
enough to learn how 10 honor the position
TO which hc is chosen.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The bed on which Napoleon Bonaparte
passed away at St Helena, and a splendid
sword owned by Tamerlane. according ID
a well authenticated record, were among the
,bipos left 10 his nearest heirs by the late
Vono,op Berthier, duke Of Wagram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Millions of acres of public lands in the
West are grabbed by perjury When
the owner of a cattle ranch wants a few
thousand acres more hc OF his employee
has to periure himself AT fifty dollars a
month there are plenty of these fellows
who will wade waist deep i'm false oaths.
In that way hundreds of thousands of
acres have been stolen from the public
domain and honest farmers deprived of
their rights
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

A fay0r.tc method OF decorative display
nowadays consists m the artistic Wup.n- of
doors and windows. These drau.ro- do
much toward furnishing room aHd m1y D'
costly or inexpensive. according o. the means
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The Anarchists say there is to be a
great rising in 1889.
There certainly viii De some of the
Leaders rising ON the ends of ropes if they
continue this nonsense of experimenting
with their European doctines in free
country
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
ADVERTISING RATES.

The best time made by trotier was
. Osg and the SIM is astounded that a
Kentucky correspondent did not knowit.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Mr.. Fulkorson got black eye ycster-
day i'm attempting TO hurry the Debt Com
mission. Ills own vote was the only
support his resolution got Nj Pol
lard's calm reply was in all respects
good Let the commission in whom so
much responsibility rests have q fair
show, and let all patriotic men try TO
back up the commission in their attempt
TO settle the debt
Every wel-known orator in the state
will be out to champion the cause when
once the positive step is taken i'm the
right direction
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

1t is stated, ON the best society author
ity, that Queen Capiolani was delighted
with the review and drin of the United
States artillery at Washington.
But that is not much of a compliment,
for, according 10 the NH and Elpros,
We have not really good field gum in
the service or horses enough to take it
properly into action But 1t looks very
formidable to the royal eyes Of Hawaii.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The United Labor party calls a State
Convention in New York ON the l5th OF
August
Among its announced principles are
the following.
Railroads and telegraph areto beowncc
by The Government
so money is To be used IN elections
A legal tender circulating medium
issued by the Government
In opposition TO all thi, it may be re-
marked That our American idea, which
has worked so successfully is for just as
much freedom and as little Government
control as is possible for protection o.
private rights.
The United Labor party is against pri
waite ownership of land
The labor party thus constituted, vii
certainly have to explain further
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
SPECIAL And PERSONAL.

What nonsense to say that man of
Mr. Lamars intelligence would decline
to attend a banquet given TO a dusky
Hawaiian queen ON account of color
prejudice ~. }. UorId.
Senator Sherman says the government
/. safe I'm the hands of the Republican
party. Perhaps So, but the danger was
That the Republicans would convert il
into cash and put it into their pockets
Y y Hr0H
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subscriptions.
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-29
West Codar.
WEST CEpAR. Oct. %. 1887.

WEST CEDAR, Oct. %, 1887.
EDITOR HERALD. II will come
again with a few splinters TO keep the
fire burning. The people around here
husking corn, the corn will average
about 80 bushels per acre. Some of
the farmers have caught the boom
from Phillipsburg and haye built them
some fine houses. Among the first
was W, T. Folsom, house and barn,
then John Carroll, j. D. MattesOn,
the man who bought the j. Wilson
place several years ago, has come from
Illinois, and is building himself fine
house. Joe. johnson will commence
his house soon and G. W. Moore will
build him a house and Frank Rose will
build him a house in the near future.
Otis Witham is finishing his house
He lost his wife some two years ago;
he goes over into Plumb township
quit often, we think it means some
thing. w. B. Cops had quite an ex-
tensive law suit this fall and the boys
say he has another case on han d
which they think will be tried before a
minister. We hope he may win his
case this time. Republican caucus
last Saturday for township officers. A
Vanderwater trustee, w. f, Morgan
clerk, c. H. Hasler treasurer, consta-
bles, John W. Myers. Jud. AIatteson
and J. d. Nephues. More anon.
NTDETT
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-29
County Treasurer Nipps in Reply
to H S. Montgomery.

To THE VoTERs or PHILLIPS COUNTY KAN:
IN regard TO the charges OF II. S. Montgomery
in the Long Island Inter-Ocean, OF October 6th,
1 wish 70 say that when Montgomery hrst ap-
preached me for loan Of $50 and told me what
a financial strait ne was in, ] thought / would
lend him the money as soon as could get that
SAN which was coming TO me- Az first had ne
suspicious that he intended TO play confidence
game on me, but when I got limitations that he
was trying his schemes on other candidates, last
year as well as this year. and especially when
found that there were two mortgages ahead Of
the mortgage he proposed TO give me on his prop
erty, then lost confidence in what he told me
and held him OF till I could more fully under
stand his motive, and ascertain IL he was really
the man he was represented to be- When be-
came convinced that his game was 10 eztort mon
ey from me because was candidate for Treas
urer, then refused 10 have anything further TO
do with him, and in company with the other can
didates, believed it 70 be my duty to uncover the
man who Would resort TO such methods TO raise
money. The letters purpOrting TO be from me
published in the Inter-OCean Of october sth, are
not correct copies OF those sent him. may not
be as good speller as some people who had bet
ter advantages for acquiring an education than
had, but Of one thing viii assure the public,
that from early boyhOod till now I have been
hard working mechanic and farmer and have new
er taken a dollar that was not honestly earned by
me. II / cannot spell as well as Mr. Montgom-
cry I am good enough accountant 70 have kept
the books OF the Treasurer office correctly as my
late settlement with the Commissioners show.
The taxpayers OF Phillips county may rest assur-
ed that il they re-elect me, all the funds Of the
county viii be properly accounted for, and that /
presume is Of greater importance than whether
/ am az fine q penman and good speller as H. S
Montgomery or not II am TO be defeated az the
polls because finally refused to allow Il. S.
Montgomery TO beat me ont Of $50, and because
I am not as good writer as he, then I will take
such defeat as composedly as possible, with the
reflection that an honest upright life faithful de-
yotion 10 principle, integrity and honor aYails
nothing if / viii not allow political renegade to
bleed me out Of nearly one third Of my salary. /
submit my case TO the honest, industrious voters
Of Phillips county, men who are opposed to
tricery and corruption in politics, and with their
verdict will be content, ! will say in conclusion
TO H. S. Montgomery that If had been in the
trickery and Matchmaking business as long as he,
perhaps, might be as good spelier and penman
as he is. JACOB NIPPs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-29
The Democrat Again Criticised

The Democrat Again Criticised
b. +. Morton has received the follow
lowing letter from Capt. E. Huff who
its publication
LOGAN, KAN, Oct. 2lst, 'S7.
b. E MoRTOs, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-The Democrat shows its
cOlOrs this week. You are blamed for
competency aud Bro. Nipps for incOm-
potency Why don't they, poor, de-
luded, misguided. INSCRIPTIONS fellows,
come out square-tOed, and say every
thing fair aud unfair, honest or dishOn-
est 10 beat a Republican. That is just
what they mean Foraker, Fairchilds,
futile, and others, are terrible mean
men il we are to believe the Democrat,
vet how they love the old soldier how
fearful something may occur to disrupt
the G.. A. r. What a Jiel At the
same time Blackburn of Kentucky is a
patron SAINT, IN their estimation; SO is
Jeff Davis if they had the moral cOur-
age to speak their convictions. Oh
what treachery, the love they profess
for the old soldier. Why did they not
nominate soldiers for office themselves
on their ticket if they love the soldier
so very much. Boshi BOshiI They
have but little influence, None here.
Yours Truly, Z. HUFF.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-29
oIVE THEM a CHANCE

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all your breathing machinery Very
wonderful machinery it IS. Not only
the larger air-passages, but the thOus-
ands of little tubes and cavities lead
ing from them.
When these are clOgged and chOked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they can
not do we'll.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneum-
Onia, cataFrh. consumption or any of
the family of throat and nose and
head and lung Instructions, all are
bad. All ought to be got rid of. That
is to take BOschee's German Syrup,
which any druggist viii sell you at IS
cents a bottle. Even if everything
else has failed you, you may depend
upon this for certain.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-29
The EsraLds Reply TO Rev. a. G.
Emery.

The Esrald'S Reply to Rev. a. G..
Emery.
Several weeks ago, and just after the
Union Labor party held their Conven-
ton and nominated Allen sanford for
county Treasurer, this paper in discus
sing the strength of the ticket then
nominated, said
L. is rumored that there is an effort
being made TO pull Allen Sanford off
the Union Labor Ticket on account Ut
serious objections TO his religioussviews.
Last week Rev. A. G. Emery, of
Lenora, Iowa, publishes a communica-
ton in the kirwin independent and af-
ter quoting the above words, proceeds
to say that he has known sanford from
boyhood and that he has never known
him TO speak disrespectfully of any
mans religion or private opinions, that
he is reliable and honest. Other par
ties speak very datteringly Of Mr.. San
ford and say that the HERALD was in
error in using the words it did Now
we wish to disclam any intention to
raise ANY unjust prejudice against Mr..
Sanford The words we used at the
time were based on q statement made
to rs by Rev b. r. Turner. who was
and IS. a supporter of the Union Labor
ticket, and it was not an ''underhanded
attempt 1t pious muI-slinging' on our
part as charged in the Independent by
Rev. Emery. Believiug, however. that
Elder Turner was in error, and our
statement unjust toward Mr.. Sanford,
we promptly and cheerfuliy make this
explanation and assure Mr. Sanford
and his friends, that we had no inten-
ton to present him ia a false light be-
lore the public; and we do not doubt
but that Rev. Turner, if here, would
unite with us in this explanation.
While the HERALD faVOrs Jacob Nipps
for county Treasurer, we are Tree 10.
say that from the united testimony of
those who know Mr.. Sanford best, he
Is a gentleman Of honor, integrity and
ability Tho writer never appeals to
the voters religious prejudiees. in pol
itics. If the candidate is strictly tenn
perate, is fully competent, is honest
and le5el headed, we never enquire
what church he belongs to or whether
he is Il member OF any church.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-29

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